Author Archives: sarah

My place & Yours- First thing in the morning

Firstly I would like to say “Yeah thanks for that!” I was all ready to be totally freaked out by my early morning appearance but seriously it’s not too bad. … Continue reading

Winterfest

  The winter sun shone bright on Saturday calling us to the exciting world of outside. Being bored with all the current diversions we dusted off our Tardis and headed … Continue reading

When my mind wanders I scribble dragons

Thanks to Jo getting me totally hooked on the Temaraire series of books dragons are flying through my mind constantly. When ever I sit I scribble a dragon, it’s becoming … Continue reading

Problems, Difficulties and Failings Oh MY

Want to know what the major problem with schooling at home is?? Can any of you with keen eyes spot the disturbance to our established routine?  I’ll give you one … Continue reading

Softie Swap

This is the little puppy I made for Talia in the softie swap. She arrived at her new home so I can show her to you now. Talia has a … Continue reading

My place and Yours- where you sleep

Well normally in my bed cuddled up with Glenn all snug and warm but Sabrina wouldn’t sleep at all last night. So that every one in the house could sleep … Continue reading

How to home school economics

The kids have been curious about money lately. I have been peppered with questions about Daddy’s work, why he goes there every day, why we need money, why some people … Continue reading

Vivid-the festival of lights

(Still catching up on posts from before the week of sick) On the Monday night of the long weekend we went into Sydney to see Vivid. See this is what … Continue reading

Softie Swap

I Won a DRAGON!!!!!! Well it feels like winning isn’t this little guy just amazing! He was crocheted by the incredibly talented Kelly from Kelgell Creations He He He I … Continue reading

More from the museum

“Ahhh!! Daddy is being eaten by the dinosaur” –Alanah of course we had to have a peek at the dinosaurs even though we technically haven’t been studying them this term. … Continue reading